Villa Lunar boasts a fantastic location, just on the outskirts of the fabulous Ibiza Town. The city weaves its magic with sheer diversity. The world-famous Pacha nightclub is home to some of the best DJ’s and is a great nightlife attraction. Swanky bars and world-class restaurants litter the pavements in the pretty Old Town and the trendy Marina Botafoch. The city is romantic and intriguing as well as vibrant, cosmopolitan and buzzing. By day, Ibiza Town is all about shopping, browsing, boating, historical sightseeing and beach bar hopping. By night, it is all about alfresco wining and dining followed by dancing into the early hours. The gay-friendly back streets of Sa Penya come alive with a multitude of colourful guests and residents.
Foodies and history buffs will love the annual May Eivissa Medieval Festival three-day event celebrating the anniversary of the town’s UNESCO World Heritage listing. It takes the Dalt Vila back to its past with delicious food stands, arts, crafts and performances. The ancient walled fortress of Dalt Vila is a treasure trove of narrow, cobbled streets brimming with cathedrals, chapels, churches and museums. Plaza del Parque is a pretty social square. You can mingle with the rich and famous in the glitzy new marina or chill out and soak in the sun with the beach set on the long, golden stretch of sand at Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza’s own version of South Beach!
The beautiful, secluded beach S’Estanyol is within minutes of the villa. A narrow arc of a cove with shady pines and crystal clear turquoise water, it never feels overcrowded. A wooden walkway takes you right into the warm sea and makes you feel like you’ve struck Ibiza gold!
Just a bit north of Villa Lunar is the lovely Cala Llonga resort. It is absolutely delightful, boasting amenities such as supermarkets, restaurants, bars, a pharmacy and cashpoints as well as a magnificent silver sanded beach, bordered with pine-clad hills on either side. Santa Eulalia, the other side of Cala Llonga, boasts an elegant yacht harbour and a beautiful, palm-lined promenade running the length of the beach. Santa Eulalia has a long-established reputation as the island’s gastronomic and cultural centre. It is Ibiza’s third largest resort with the perfect blend of laidback, relaxed island vibes, holiday town atmosphere and its excellent gastronomy. The fortified 16th-century church of Puig de Missa presides over the town from a hill above.